Overview
In this role you will lead and grow a London Employment practice within a national law firm, focusing on employer-side work for owner-managed businesses. You will leverage a strong OMB network to generate new work while collaborating with a wider platform across the firm. The position offers investment behind the London OMB offering and the chance to build a substantial practice without a fixed following threshold. You’ll work closely with cross-functional teams to deliver practical employment solutions and shape the future of the OMB ecosystem.
Responsibilities
- advise employers on a broad range of Employment matters (contentious and non-contentious)
- develop and manage an OMB/private business client base
- generate referrals and establish long-term client relationships
- conduct employment advisory work, handling senior exits, tribunals, investigations, disciplinary/grievance matters
- draft and review employment contracts and policies; manage TUPE and industrial relations issues
- build and maintain market presence through networking, events, and business development
- collaborate with colleagues across Corporate, Real Estate, Private Client, and Dispute Resolution
- contribute to the wider OMB ecosystem and cross-referral opportunities
- participate in shaping the London OMB offering with substantial platform support
Key requirements
- established Employment Partner with strong market track record
- predominantly employer-side Employment experience
- strong OMB/private business client base and network
- proven ability to generate work and develop client relationships
- broad Employment experience (contentious and/or non-contentious)
- commercial, entrepreneurial, proactive with strong networking skills
- ambitious to grow a significant practice
- collaborative and sector-agnostic with willingness to introduce clients to wider firm
- relationship-building
- business development
- networking
- employment law (advice and disputes)
- senior exits and tribunal experience
- TUPE and HR contract/policy drafting
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